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A 200 W ATX power supply tested working for the MITAC MPU-200REF 370-3162
This 200 watt ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the MITAC MPU-200REF unit bearing part number 370-3162. It suits technicians restoring or maintaining compatible legacy systems. The unit is supplied new and has been tested to confirm correct operation.
The 200 watt rating restricts use to low-power configurations and cannot support modern high-draw graphics cards or multi-drive arrays. The ATX form factor requires a matching case and motherboard pin-out; proprietary MITAC wiring may prevent installation in standard ATX chassis. Buyers needing higher continuous power or standard ATX pin-outs should verify compatibility before purchase.
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Yes, this supply is built specifically for the MITAC MPU-200REF 370-3162 and delivers the required 200W ATX output.
The 200W rating matches the original specification for the MITAC MPU-200REF 370-3162, so it supports the factory-fitted hardware.
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